Micron Technology Incorporated

Bhagyashree Bokade

Deping He

Lavanya Sriram

Jun Huang

Lisa R Copenspire-Ross

Gangotree Chakma

Chunhua Yao

Anusha Gunda

Violet Gomm

Methods, systems, and devices for an interactive environmental control system are described. In some examples, operating temperatures for individual zones of an environment may be determined based on inputs received from occupants of the respective zones. For example, a building may be separated into zones, and environmental conditions at each zone may be monitored and adjusted independently. Each occupant of a zone may update their environmental preference and the system may utilize the user inputs to set and adjust an operating temperature for the respective zone based on the occupants' preferences. In some examples, the system may implement machine learning techniques to predict and set operating conditions for the zones based on inputs, such as a history of inputs, from building occupants (e.g., from occupants of a respective zone).

Interactive temperature control system

Methods, systems, and devices for access of a memory system based on fragmentation are described. The memory system may receive a first message indicating a set of data that the memory system is to store using a fragmentation-based write procedure. The memory system may, based on the first message, determine blocks of a memory device that satisfy a fragmentation threshold. After determining the blocks, the memory system may transmit to the host system a second message that indicates the memory system is ready to receive the set of data indicated in the first message. The memory system may then store the set of data in the determined blocks based on transmitting the second message.

Access of a memory system based on fragmentation

Methods, apparatuses, and non-transitory machine-readable media associated with sharing data with a particular audience are described. Examples can include receiving first data at a processing resource, determining whether the first data comprises a combination of bits associated with text or an image, or both, and comparing the combination of bits to second data stored on a memory resource. Examples can include identifying one or more words or one or more images represented by the first data, or both, based on the comparison and assigning to the first data first metadata representative of a first security categorization and a first confidence level and second metadata representative of a second security categorization and a second confidence level Examples can include transmitting an output that comprises the first data or third data that comprises a modified combination of bits relative to the combination of bits of the first data.

Sharing data with a particular audience

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Bhagyashree Bokade